1991
DOI: 10.1016/0011-2275(91)90223-j
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Heat transfer crisis during liquid nitrogen cooling of high temperature superconductor

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“…Several researchers studied film boiling for water and many refrigerants experimentally and through computer simulations. It was observed that interfacial instability plays a significant role in film boiling heat transfer. In such cases, it is generally guided by Rayleigh–Taylor instability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several researchers studied film boiling for water and many refrigerants experimentally and through computer simulations. It was observed that interfacial instability plays a significant role in film boiling heat transfer. In such cases, it is generally guided by Rayleigh–Taylor instability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A large number of various factors (pressure, underheating to saturation temperature, geometrical and thermal characteristics of the heat-release surface, orientation in the gravitational field, and others) have an effect on the heat exchange characteristics in liquid nitrogen. A large number of data on heat exchange during nitrogen boiling on various heating surfaces are collected to the present time [1]; however, such knowledge on boiling on substrates used in the production of HTSC-2 tapes are almost not presented in the literature. In this case, reliable data on heat exchange to liquid nitrogen from HTSC-2 substrates can be obtained only by experimental studies.…”
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“…Currently, there are no physical models which would yield the functional dependence α(ϕ). Only few works [1,5,6] are known, in which the effect of the tilt angle on the heat transfer during boiling on plane heaters with one-sided cooling was experimentally studied.…”
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